Did You Know? Exploring Apache Junction's Roots!
Ever wondered how Apache Junction got its name? π€ It's rooted in history! The city takes its name from the Apache Trail, named after the Apache tribe that used this route to access the Superstition Mountains.
π£οΈ Constructed in 1903, the Apache Trail served as a supply route from Mesa to the then-under-construction Roosevelt Dam. Today, this scenic 40-mile road offers breathtaking views of mountains, saguaro forests, and stunning lakes.
π₯ A 18-mile paved route from Apache Junction to Tortilla Flat and a dirt road for several miles further is open to vehicles. Take a journey through time and nature on this iconic trail! πποΈ
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